Remember my articles about NetBeans support for upcoming Java EE 7? There is no need to install NetBeans and GlassFish 4 separately. Simply goto the NetBeans download page and choose develoment. The lastest build now is bundled with GlassFish 4. Great!
By now, GlassFish 4 is still not bundled to NetBeans daily builds. You have to install it separate as I described in an former article [1].
Do you want to know about the upcoming Java EE 7 support? A bunch of tasks and features is decribed in the the NetBeans wiki [2].
[1] http://blog.mueller-bruehl.de/netbeans/set-up-netbeans-for-java-ee7/
[2] http://wiki.netbeans.org/JavaEE7
The JSF 2.2 Proposal Final Draft was posted by the expert group spec leader Ed Burns today. Read his blog about this issue [1]. The draft is available at the JCP JSR 344 page [2].
JSF 2.2 is included in GlassFish4. I’m still waiting for this GF4 being bundled with NetBeans daily builds. Continue reading
Just today I got this response to my NetBeans 7.3 contribution. Contribute to next version too!
Thanks for your contribution to the NetBeans 7.3
Dear NetBeans User,
In the past you have taken the time to report issues that you encountered while using NetBeans software. A new version (NetBeans 7.3) has just been released,and we’d like to inform you that the following issue(s) you reported have been addressed in the new release: Continue reading
In my recent article, I wondered why GlassFish 4 is internally still 3, even though truly recognized by NetBeans EE7.
Currently the GlassFish team prepares a rename [1]. And I hope, it will be bundled to NetBeans, just after the 7.3 release. NetBeans 7.3 will be available dureing the next few days.
[1] https://wikis.oracle.com/display/GlassFish/glassfish3+to+glassfish4+Rename
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